The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-05

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 Al z2 o'clock hAk fiji v*fr 8Ese asssr1sfalage and as 1fas procession pf xnnurnsrs entered The north lisnr os the chamber siaas. present Dn zhe ts@9v arasene zlaess fast Ars. Logan nearly veElszG. anG supported Dy her son John A. 1sagnx. .5r- AAa5aT and Ars- 4noazssr aEao 5iser san IsogaI IueAer, AorneiaIsk and Ja11aes ' Logan. brothers a1 fhs general. Miss Andrews. alliance q sofrn A Logan .5r and Mary B-AtTs ! ciaarlshel friend Of the family eans- posed 1he mourning llreeessaoI- aseF were 1ssnerer ta EEatf on IIaA iafi 1roz1i-
 Following the monrners came fise fIf- neral 4sreeeaaisn k7aElee pv tfse Rev LIT Newmgn, ofzsriafing clergyman Eex- Dr. Isnlter. chaplain uf tire senate BisHeF Andrews and Rev 1sT. H. TTflanr of Philadelphia. The honorary paEt-bsarere were Gen. Sherman. EDsc0 C0nklillg, Senator Stanford, Posi- naasxer General S llas- Isae5us EalreiiliG. {. C. H. Andrews, Col. Grant lsr- Me Milan and Gen. BtAck. IiseT 1vrH,en in two linas~as they came within 1i.H bar AsBrween which paHsed the pals- bearers of 1se Grand A-3IF men bearing the caskex. The honorary palEbearers and congress F0nil committees were linen conducted 10 seaEE 0B Iias lstf-tseiStf-- ~enaTnr Sherman aIll speaker LaTlizlH DranpieE chairs at 1he presidents 's desk aud the Esergy were al Tlis desk ui the seersrariHE
 The solemn sergvcef beEuT BE reia1- ine the sKrfh Fsairn bv Bishop Andrews, Asr. Butler real az burial serviee6 por- 5lon af the E5Ib Corinthians. Prayer was offered i,y I9r. Tiffany znd the fts- neral sermon was delivered igr Dr. Newman
 Al close Of the funeral 0rxfion the t,enedlcfi0n was sad and a9 the word of the oecaparI1 of the chair Alr. Nher- naan the funeral procession reformed in tise assigned order and filed ouf of the senxse chamber
 an tine plaza 1D <ae easf of the capitni N Fft tA4&G14Et1l tlfA1 te &AttS1 V <1tE t& bear lie various committees and invited guests 1p the cemetery Behind these were the military organizations which were 1e forn the escort standing al qsarrsse rest. On the fi4gb marble steps leading to the senate and house wings were masses of people w'ho had been unab5e 10 obtain entrance to the build inr anG who for an hour and more stood exposed tp tine wfnErF air and occagiunas gusts ef sncw and rain. awaiting conclusion 0f the ceremonies in fise senate chamber.
 As the easlset. preceded bv the pail- beaserg. was borne slowly down the easiern steps 1be Marine band played Nearer My God to Thee. Every be96 was uncovered as the easkei was placed In the iiearse and 1he mill 4arv came to --present arfHgr Then the invited guests were conducted t0 csr- rsages. and headed bF rhe marine band T4lRElng dirge ffe EreeesKigsa ceap- menreG ifs march to tue burial ground.
 Al the head of Efe procession rode I4ieut.-lzen Sheridan in his full uniform covered DF his military cloak with one end thrown over has shoulder. He wae f0licwst tv four members ln line anG they bF tue band Of rne artillery wifi mEifssd and erape-cerere0 drums play ing the funeral march. The guns and eaissone Of line batteries moved ir double line and dlsrBeunte0 artillery men with rs1-lineG ri0f1kE thrown back marched in pla1oans as infantry. The marines. headed sfr band and dram cpT-ps. carried their aruas reversed. as dic the militia organizations which cane nexI- The scDlorF Of al fire organ izafians were furlsd and GraEec in black Tue Grand Army posts and all uniformed delegations, together with six carriages containing mournerE- clergy and pall-bearers preceded ihe hearse. Thie was drawn bE black horses covered almost entirely with solnbre trappinge and c5oibs-Rnc moved in fhe center of q hollow square formed by its Grand Army escort 4 long d1tuble line Of carriages closed tue pro- cessinn. I he line of march from 1he Capitol groHBEls lay through Penns9l viriia avenue. fzfteenth street. Vermont and Kboae fgiaBG avennes aud Seventh street The broad streets were kept clear CT crowds by tile police, Aut the sidewalks ffaronEboHs the p0Egulous parts of the route were thr0ngeG de- spite the terribly inelernen1 weather. W her fbe limit ef asphA}-pared streets WAS passed the muddy slnsh-n0Tered rcaxk 4lrored to be almost impossible for pedestrians and many of those who